I'm not exactly a bookworm myself but I managed it without finding it boring. Couldn't put it down, it's a brilliant read.

I'm about half way through it at the minute. Bloke is a legend class act on and off the pitch, i met him a few weeks back and he signed my copy for me. The Willie Peters chapter had me in tears laughing!

I can't remember, but didn't he hand write this in the first place? So somebody typed it up and didn't bother with the simple fixing and then it was proof read (or not).

It's a real shame for Rads that he didn't get the quality of support from the publisher he should have. I don't claim to be a good writer myself and make plenty of typo's myself, I just think that the publisher could have made more of an effort.

Anyway, great book by Rads , very enjoyable with some good insights to the world of RL.

Quote ="piemandan"He says he's still owed some money from all that, which surprised me.'" Is my memory playing tricks on me but I thought he played for nothing? news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 798985.stm

Quote ="piemandan"He says he's still owed some money from all that, which surprised me.'" Is my memory playing tricks on me but I thought he played for nothing? news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 798985.stm

Quote ="the exile"Is my memory playing tricks on me but I thought he played for nothing? news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 798985.stm'" He states in the book he didn't in fact play for nothing, but what he did get was nothing like that of a players salary.

Quote ="the exile"Is my memory playing tricks on me but I thought he played for nothing? news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 798985.stm'" He states in the book he didn't in fact play for nothing, but what he did get was nothing like that of a players salary.